More than one core of the Nets finalized to leave the team! Goodbye, Big Three.

After forming the Big Three, the Brooklyn Nets attracted a huge fan base. However, after being eliminated from the Eastern Conference semifinals this season, they still haven't received any exciting news. On the contrary, the team is now in turmoil. Except for three stars, the core rotation lineup of the Nets next season is always difficult to finalize, and the management needs to consider and finally make a decision.

After Dinwiddie, many core members decided to leave the team! Goodbye, Big Three, you lost your best chance to win the championship.

The owner of the Nets is not short of money. Boss Cai Chongxin has bought all the shares of the Nets. It can be said that this team can spend money to build the Galaxy battleship if he wants. But basketball is different from football, not everything can be solved by money. There is a salary cap in the rules of NBA, which also ensures that the gap between the powerful team and the fishing team will not be so big.

At present, the Nets are facing the situation that the hard salary cap is completely stuck. The salary of three stars next season is * * * 121 million US dollars (James Harden 44.31 million, Kevin Durant 42.2 million, and Carey Owen 34.92 million), which has exceeded the estimated salary cap of next season by 112 million US dollars (this season is 19 million US dollars). Basically, it is difficult for a team with the Big Three to sign a high-quality player with an annual salary of more than 1 million dollars. The full middle class is basically the biggest contract they can give except the Big Three.

This season, Joe Harris' four-year contract of 76 million dollars and Andrew Jordan's contract of 1 million dollars have completely become a burden to the Nets from the performance in the playoffs, but the good news is that even if the Nets can't sign high-quality players, as long as the boss is willing to pay the luxury tax that may rank first in the league, the Nets' lineup next season will be extremely luxurious.

Before imagining the future, the Nets will face a very realistic problem, that is, the salary increase of players. Spencer-Dinwiddie has been completely recovered by ESPN. In order to enter the free agent market in a completely healthy state, Dinwiddie did not choose to come back in the critical moment of the Nets, which is understandable. Considering his asking price of more than 2 million annual salary and the fact that the Nets already have three ball-holding attackers, Dinwiddie's departure from the team is a foregone conclusion, and it is unknown whether the Nets are willing to sign first and then exchange for expanding the salary space.

In addition to Dinwiddie, many members of the Nets will basically leave the team. Let's talk about the coaching staff first. As Nash's chief assistant coach, Mike D 'Antoni has already looked forward to the team he will go to before the end of the season, and he has also received interview invitations from many teams.

After ending his career as a rocket, 7-year-old D 'Antoni didn't begin to retire as expected. He chose to spend a year in the Nets and wait for an opportunity. He is really right. Now there are vacancies in the coach seats of seven teams: Pacers, Pelicans, Celtics, Trailblazers, Magic, Lone Rangers and Wizards. D 'Antoni is expected to choose his coaching career, or the last team in his working career.

In terms of players, except Dinwiddie, the prospect of Mike James staying in the team is not optimistic. Mike James signed a three-year contract with CSKA Moscow last year, and he still has a contract. If he hadn't returned to the United States after a dispute with the team coach this season, he wouldn't have the opportunity to play for the Nets.

In Europe, Mike James is a well-deserved team's core defender, and in the Nets, his physical condition is also excellent. As a fireman of the team, his performance at the end of the regular season and in the Eastern Conference semifinals is quite excellent, which exceeds the expectations of the outside world. However, when Harden returned and his performance was low, Nash didn't want to give Mike James any chance. The latter was completely abandoned. It is expected that some NBA teams will pursue Mike James. If the latter wants to stay in the NBA, he needs to cancel his contract with CSKA Moscow. Now Mike James has not made a decision, but his prospect of staying in the Nets is not clear.

In addition, Jeff Green, Blake Griffin and Bruce Brown, who hold the basic salary in the Nets this season but have played the core rotation value, will all become completely free agents, and their estimated value will be around $5 million. Unless all three return with the basic salary, it will be difficult for the Nets to keep them.

Joe Harris' four-year $76 million may seem extravagant now. Elvin Johnson, the "magician", bluntly said that the Nets need to exchange Harris for a player who can attack and defend, and the offensive end will not be worse than Harris' performance in the second round. At least the defensive end needs to have certain defensive and cooperative defense capabilities.